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Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank Srebro
Calm down Mikey. 
Would be nice to hear it sound off with fresh Western progressive powder behind fiber wads and 1-3/8 ounce of bare shot. Same load that Buck favored. That proprietary Western powder hasn't been made for many many decades, and vintage Super-X 3-inchers are loaded with powder that’s gone stale or sour. Also modern double-base powders have different burn characteristics. Net, there’s no way to duplicate the loading and check for BoWhoop sound. |
I know where some original Winchester 1 3/8 ounce loads happen to reside . Saying for that friend again 
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